Secure Your Worksite With TremSafe Heavy-Duty Warning Lines

By Anna Lockhart.  

Surround your worksite with the latest fall protection resources from Tremco for optimal safety on the job.  

Tremco offers high-quality materials for professionals in the roofing industry to use on all types of projects. From restoration to new construction, Tremco is dedicated to providing both clients and laborers with peace of mind that their work will be done safely and properly. As fall prevention is a main priority for any roofing professional, Tremco offers an extensive line of safety products that fit a variety of needs.  

TremSafe™ Heavy-Duty Warning Lines are a cost-efficient and reliable way for contractors to ensure laborers stay within a safe zone from the roof edge and in a controlled area. This permanent visual warning line system is not only fully compliant with OSHA standards, it exceeds regulation expectations for warning line systems, ensuring that you’re getting the best system available for fall prevention X.  

This non-penetrating system is designed to reduce roof installation costs by clearly indicating non-serviceable areas from the beginning of a project. Easy to install and remove, the TremSafe Heavy-Duty Warning Lines are great for outlining and implementing controlled access zones. Simply install and it’s good to go! No maintenance or drilling required. Since these systems are designed to be a permanent solution, they can be repositioned for the customer’s need, giving their employees a visual warning to stay within the controlled areas, when they are working on the roof.  

The TremSafe Heavy-Duty Warning Lines system consists of powder coated or galvanized metal flags which are then attached to vinyl coated or galvanized aircraft cable. The heavy-duty materials this product consists of are quality made and intended to last throughout the course of any project.  

In addition to the TremSafe Heavy-Duty Warning Lines, contractors can utilize other products from Tremco’s TremSafe Metal Safety Solutions line to further optimize their jobsite safety and ensure they meet OSHA regulations.